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Theatre 2007 Archives - Page 6 of 14 - One4Review

Dracula

August 8, 2007 |

Black and White Rainbow’s treatment of Dracula is more traditional than some of the versions on view this Fringe, it is darker and possibly more frightening. The use of mask, mime and physical theatre adds to this production. The … Read More

Greedy Scratchers

August 8, 2007 |

Jerome Wright is the older man in this foursome, he stands erect and introduces us to the characters and the time. We meet Gemskii the older woman, his wife, Leann O’Kasi the younger woman, his daughter, and Dan Morgan … Read More

L.O.V.E. Romeo? Juliet?

August 8, 2007 |

Rock and Roll Romeo & Juliet followed by psychotic ‘L.O.V.E. Romeo? Juliet?’ not necessarily good planning but the two shows are very different. Ward 212 houses those love sick or sick of love patents that just cannot live in … Read More

Piaf

August 8, 2007 |

Admittedly the attraction of ‘Piaf’ is the fact that it is being performed by the famous Italia Conti Academy. Ex- pupils from this stage academy have gone on to become household names. Sadly despite asking both before and after … Read More

Simple Girl

August 8, 2007 |

Melanie Wilson creates a mysterious series of stories set in various European locations – on the Orient Express, Paris and Moscow, taking some examples. Her delivery is deliberate and precise, even in a way poetic. The cavern which is … Read More

The Voices in my head have formed a choir…..

August 8, 2007 |

Show buisness is full of unsung heroes, all be it the writers, technicians, costume designers, set designers, but do not forget the chorus lines and actors in smaller roles. Throughout his life Don Stitt has been a performer, one … Read More

Adolph

August 8, 2007 |

Pip Utton’s portrayal of Adolph Hitler in his final days in 1945 is convincing and frightening. Hitler is addressing his most loyal followers in his personal staff exhorting them never to let go of the dream of creating a … Read More

Crave

August 8, 2007 |

The first point to make about ‘Crave’ is that it is not conventional theatre with a storyline and character development. Rather it is a blend of words almost musical in the way that they are delivered. Four actors, two … Read More

Duck Variations

August 8, 2007 |

David Mamet’s play is centred on the relationship between two brothers who meet in a park to bury their mother’s ashes. The brothers could not be more different. George, played by Mark Edwards, is a soldier dressed in uniform … Read More